The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-10-13
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What relation Is your brothers
wise's mother-in-law to you? An~
swer quickly.
You may not believe It, but 1t is
nevertheless true that pheasants are
wilder during the light of the moon
than during the dark.
Rev. NJ. B. Spayd, formerly of Lew
isburg has been assigned the pastor
ate of this u. Il. charge. Mr. Spayd
is no stranger among us and Is Gener-
ally well liked.
Please do not come here for pictures
after Saturday, Oct. 18th as intend
to move away from here after that
date. Thanking for past patronage
remain Your Servant
). +. DEIBERT.
Rev. Mumma of Adamsburg and
Prof. ID. s. Boyer Of Freeburg are
attending the State Sabbath School
Convention ut Harrisburg this week
as delegates from this County. Next
week Mr.. Boyer will go to Pittsburg
US Grand Juror in the US. Court
A religious weekly recently spen
much time in discussing How to
bring young men into the church,
That is easy enough. Hire u con
stable to prevent young men from
lounging around the church doors
during the services. Then they will
have to 60 in or miss the girls.
We have it from reliable authority
that new round house will DO built
on the site Of the one recently de-
stroyed by fire at the Junction. and
We understand it will be more SUBJ
stantial and improved. Work vii
begin in u short tlme'-LewiStoUT
Gazette
The industrious housewife is now
clad in her oldest calico Mother Hub
bard, has II piece OF soup in her pock
ct, ultra business in her eye, II sudsl
broom in one hand, brush in til,
other, and splash of Rising SUI
stove polish on the southern eXtre'
nifty of her nose.
The several hunting parties WhC
tried their hands at deer last week al
returned with light catches, and They
report deer scarce in the Seven Noun
tains. They may come in later but
the warm weather and the density o
the forest owing to the leaves which
are nearly all on the trees, makes i
very difficult to capture any of tn,
few deer yet III.
Elsewhere we publish Ben. Butler
ideas on "how to get rich,n an,
though it is quite lengthy it is wort
every ones careful perusal. Som
will find it painfully truthful, as ex
psrience has taught them, aud thos
who have never suffered the result
OF adverse fortune brought on by
non-observrnce of his theories, wi
be profted by adopting them at oncC
Some of the newspaper men aroun
the country, says an exchange, ar
raising racket because some Of tn
business men use n rubber stamp t
do their advertising with. A ma
has right to use rubber stamp
he wants to, and need not have hi
advertisement in his home paper
and it's no ones business. When
man is dead he knows it, and it Gel
tainly does seem queer that he is no
allowed to rest In peace.
The old question as to whether til
upper part Of carriage wheel in mc
ton goes along faster than the lowe
part seems to have been settled b
instantaneous photography, In th
photograph the outer ends Of the vi
per spokes appear indistinct by rea
on of the motion, while the outer enc
OF the spokes in the lower part of tf
wheel are photographed with di!
tinctness,
Middleburgh has long been in nee
OF a first class roller mill, but I'll
fruitful mind and substantial purse
Thomas Bower, proprietor of Il
Franklin Mills, has supplied the vi
cancy by placing the very finest mt
terial to be had in his mill for NAL
ing standard roller -four, We hay
been afforded an opportunity to Il
the flour, and are ready to pronoun
1t, not only as our own opinion, b
upon the assertions of all who tried
as superior to anything yet introdu
ed to our bakers. Houtz & Son ii
leasers, are experiencing a wonderf
increase In patronage which will co
tlnne to grow until the famo
brands OF the Franklin Mills a
familiar words In every household
the State.